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0 Qsummary Mark 12th IAAF World Championships in Athletics Berlin From Saturday 15 August to Sunday 23 August 2009 100 Metres MEN ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHL 1st Round ROUND SUMMARY ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC ATHLETIC First 3 of each heat (Q) plus 4 fastest times (q) qualified RANK HEAT BIB NAME NAT YEAR RESULT WIND 1 1 11 1183 Tyson GAY USA 82 10.16 Q -0.2 m/s 2 1 4 492 Dwain CHAMBERS GBR 78 10.18 Q -0.1 m/s 3 1 9 656 Usain BOLT JAM 86 10.20 Q -0.5 m/s 4 1 8 954 Samuel FRANCIS QAT 87 10.21 Q 0.0 m/s 5 1 6 459 Christophe LEMAÎTRE FRA 90 10.23 Q -0.8 m/s 6 2 8 1111 Emmanuel CALLANDER TRI 84 10.24 Q 0.0 m/s 7 1 12 1224 Michael RODGERS USA 85 10.25 Q -0.4 m/s 8 1 5 111 Daniel BAILEY ANT 86 10.26 Q -0.7 m/s 8 1 2 1215 Darvis PATTON USA 77 10.26 Q -0.2 m/s 8 3 8 101 Churandy MARTINA AHO 84 10.26 Q 0.0 m/s 11 4 8 281 Daniel GRUESO COL 85 10.27 q 0.0 m/s 12 1 3 457 Martial MBANDJOCK FRA 85 10.28 Q -0.4 m/s 12 2 11 1032 Kim COLLINS SKN 76 10.28 Q -0.2 m/s 12 2 12 693 Naoki TSUKAHARA JPN 85 10.28 Q -0.4 m/s 12 5 8 599 Rolando PALACIOS HON 87 10.28 q SB 0.0 m/s 16 1 7 171 Andrew HINDS BAR 84 10.30 Q 0.4 m/s 16 1 1 660 Michael FRATER JAM 82 10.30 Q -0.4 m/s 16 2 9 1254 Gerald PHIRI ZAM 88 10.30 Q -0.5 m/s 16 3 9 869 Egwero OGHO-OGHENE NGR 88 10.30 Q -0.5 m/s 20 2 4 860 Olusoji A. FASUBA NGR 84 10.31 Q -0.1 m/s 21 3 4 1178 Monzavous EDWARDS USA 81 10.32 Q -0.1 m/s 22 2 7 503 Simeon WILLIAMSON GBR 86 10.34 Q 0.4 m/s 23 2 2 636 Emanuele DI GREGORIO ITA 80 10.35 Q -0.2 m/s 23 2 5 877 Jaysuma SAIDY NDURE NOR 84 10.35 Q -0.7 m/s 23 3 12 595 Adam HARRIS GUY 87 10.35 Q -0.4 m/s 23 3 7 454 Ronald POGNON FRA 82 10.35 Q 0.4 m/s 23 4 7 540 Martin KELLER GER 86 10.35 q SB 0.4 m/s 28 1 10 1116 Richard THOMPSON TRI 85 10.36 Q -0.3 m/s 28 3 11 632 Fabio CERUTTI ITA 85 10.36 Q -0.2 m/s 30 3 5 163 Adrian GRIFFITH BAH 84 10.37 Q -0.7 m/s 31 2 3 863 Obinna METU NGR 88 10.38 Q -0.4 m/s 31 3 3 665 Asafa POWELL JAM 82 10.38 Q -0.4 m/s 31 3 2 683 Masashi ERIGUCHI JPN 88 10.38 Q -0.2 m/s 34 2 6 1110 Marc BURNS TRI 83 10.39 Q -0.8 m/s 1 3 Issued Saturday, 15 August 2009 at 13:01 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON 100 Metres Men - 1st Round ROUND SUMMARY - RANK HEAT BIB NAME NAT YEAR RESULT WIND 34 5 7 383 Ángel David RODRÍGUEZ ESP 80 10.39 q SB 0.4 m/s 36 4 3 812 Aziz OUHADI MAR 84 10.40 -0.4 m/s 37 2 1 926 Arnaldo ABRANTES POR 86 10.41 Q -0.4 m/s 37 4 2 886 Barakat AL-HARTHI OMA 88 10.41 -0.2 m/s 37 4 4 277 Ben Youssef MEITÉ CIV 86 10.41 -0.1 m/s 40 2 10 496 Tyrone EDGAR GBR 82 10.42 Q -0.3 m/s 40 4 9 248 Bryan BARNETT CAN 87 10.42 -0.5 m/s 40 4 5 537 Tobias UNGER GER 79 10.42 -0.7 m/s 43 5 3 155 Derrick ATKINS BAH 84 10.44 -0.4 m/s 44 3 6 905 Dariusz KUC POL 86 10.46 Q -0.8 m/s 44 5 5 628 Adrian DURANT ISV 84 10.46 -0.7 m/s 46 3 1 694 Shintaro KIMURA JPN 87 10.47 Q -0.4 m/s 46 4 12 170 Ramon GITTENS BAR 87 10.47 -0.4 m/s 48 4 1 634 Simone COLLIO ITA 79 10.49 -0.4 m/s 49 5 2 542 Stefan SCHWAB GER 87 10.50 -0.2 m/s 50 5 12 1058 Cédric NABE SUI 83 10.51 -0.4 m/s 51 5 1 1037 Matic OSOVNIKAR SLO 80 10.52 -0.4 m/s 52 5 4 1049 Shehan ABEYPITIYAGE SRI 90 10.53 -0.1 m/s 53 3 10 965 Simon MAGAKWE RSA 85 10.54 Q -0.3 m/s 53 6 7 213 Basílio DE MORAES BRA 82 10.54 0.4 m/s 55 5 9 214 José Carlos MOREIRA BRA 83 10.55 -0.5 m/s 55 6 1 245 Berenger Aymard BOSSE CAF 85 10.55 -0.4 m/s 57 4 10 576 Aziz ZAKARI GHA 76 10.57 -0.3 m/s 58 4 6 152 Ryan MOSELEY AUT 82 10.58 -0.8 m/s 59 4 11 261 Kemar HYMAN CAY 89 10.59 -0.2 m/s 60 6 4 486 Wilfried BINGANGOYE GAB 85 10.62 -0.1 m/s 61 6 2 887 Liqat ALI PAK 83 10.64 -0.2 m/s 62 5 6 333 Franklin NAZARENO ECU 87 10.71 -0.8 m/s 63 5 11 328 Carlos JORGE DOM 86 10.73 -0.2 m/s 64 5 10 244 Idrissa SANOU BUR 77 10.74 -0.3 m/s 65 6 8 608 Fernando LUMAIN INA 89 10.76 0.0 m/s 66 6 6 598 Chi Ho TSUI HKG 90 10.77 -0.8 m/s 67 6 10 285 Mhadjou YOUSSOUF COM 90 10.89 SB -0.3 m/s 68 6 12 1030 Danny D'SOUZA SEY 87 10.92 -0.4 m/s 69 7 1 1041 Jack IROGA SOL 86 10.98 SB -0.4 m/s 70 7 8 819 Hussain HALEEM MDV 82 11.00 NR 0.0 m/s 71 8 8 487 Suwaibou SANNEH GAM 90 11.02 SB 0.0 m/s 72 7 10 241 Desislav GUNEV BUL 86 11.07 -0.3 m/s 73 7 4 238 Mohamed Faisal AHAD BRU 87 11.12 PB -0.1 m/s 74 7 2 594 Oumar Bella BAH GUI 86 11.20 PB -0.2 m/s 75 6 3 1040 Ivano BUCCI SMR 86 11.24 -0.4 m/s 2 3 Issued Saturday, 15 August 2009 at 13:01 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON 100 Metres Men - 1st Round ROUND SUMMARY - RANK HEAT BIB NAME NAT YEAR RESULT WIND 75 6 5 1065 Jurgen THEMEN SUR 85 11.24 -0.7 m/s 77 7 7 102 Denvil RUAN AIA 89 11.31 PB 0.4 m/s 78 6 9 1097 Aisea TOHI TGA 87 11.32 -0.5 m/s 78 7 6 168 Mohamed Masudul KARIM BAN 77 11.32 SB -0.8 m/s 80 6 11 118 Aaron VICTORIAN ASA 88 11.37 PB -0.2 m/s 81 7 11 280 Tiraa ARERE COK 84 11.55 -0.2 m/s 82 7 9 1124 Okilani TINILAU TUV 89 11.57 SB -0.5 m/s 83 7 3 896 Leon MENGLOI PLW 89 11.60 PB -0.4 m/s 84 8 7 772 Soulisack SILISAVADYMAO LAO 87 11.66 SB 0.4 m/s 85 8 10 743 Nooa TAKOOA KIR 93 11.74 PB -0.3 m/s 86 8 6 880 Quaski ITAIA NRU 84 11.76 SB -0.8 m/s 87 7 5 485 Yondan NAMELO FSM 89 11.78 PB -0.7 m/s 88 8 4 100 Massoud AZIZI AFG 85 11.79 SB -0.1 m/s 89 7 12 833 Phillip POZNANSKI MHL 91 11.97 PB -0.4 m/s 90 8 12 872 Clayton KENTY NMI 91 12.29 PB -0.4 m/s 1 580 Dominic CARROLL GIB 83 DNF -0.4 m/s 2 262 Delivert Arsene KIMBEMBE CGO 84 DNS -0.2 m/s 3 3 Issued Saturday, 15 August 2009 at 13:01 Timing and Measurement by SEIKO Data processing by EPSON .
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